Sentence examples for faulty definition from inspiring English sources

"The United States has an inherent right to protect itself and will not refrain from doing so based on someone else's exceptionally narrow — if not faulty — definition of self-defense," the official said.

On 30 September 2011, a faulty definition update caused the product to incorrectly tag Google Chrome as malware.

This study's design precludes any meaningful conclusions because of its faulty definition of children raised by gay or lesbian parents and its conflation of family instability with any potential effects of parental sexual orientation.

3b: Under "K&W's justification is faulty", two definitions of "independent" are conflated.

Non-sampling errors encompass all other sources of errors involved in a survey, which can be the faulty application of definitions, classification errors, measurement errors, errors arising from the application of functions and models, calculation errors, or frame errors (i.e. the sample population is different from the target population).

If our default definition is faulty, then we need to redefine the definition.

It seems clear also that any operational definition identifying faulty behaviors, including a preliminary taxonomy already available [ 50] is subjected inevitably to continuous reviews according to the development of science as well as ethics of science [ 51, 52].

The Gallup tracking poll is just one survey out of many, and, for whatever reason — sampling error, faulty weighting, an overly tight definition of "likely voter" — its findings might not be reliable.

This definition is mainly useful in scenarios without an non-faulty 2/3 majority, where Byzantine consensus is not possible in the asynchronous model [22].

Representative Darrell E. Issa, the ranking Republican on the committee, read the Oxford English Dictionary's definition of propaganda at the hearing, and suggested that the administration was using the faulty jobs figure to promote its policies.

Based on the idea that at any level, engineers are concerned with the control (or at least the mastering) of a (healthy or faulty) system, successive extensions of the Standard Control Problem (SCP) are proposed in order to provide a clear definition of Fault tolerance and Supervision problems.